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Oh, dude, seriously? There are 200 fives in 1000. You just divide 1000 by 5 and voilà! Easy peasy lemon squeezy. Math can be fun if you don't take it too seriously, like, who even needs that many fives anyway?
Well honey, if you're talking about the number 5 itself, then you need 200 of those bad boys to make 1000. But if you're talking about the digit 5, then you only need 3 of those little suckers to spell out 1000. So, take your pick and start counting, darling.
To find the number of 5's that make 1000, you would divide 1000 by 5. This division would result in 200, meaning there are 200 5's in 1000. In other words, 5 multiplied by 200 equals 1000.
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How many 5s go in to 1000?
Exactly 200 of them
How many 1 over 5s do you need to make 11?
55 of them.
How many 5s go into 110?
21 5s
How many 5s are there in a 1000?
None. It's written with only the digits '1' and '0'. If one were to divide 1,000 by 5, he would get a quotient of 200.
How are the values of the 5s in each number related 5.005?
They are 5 and 5/1000
How many 5s electrons are in Rb sublevel?
In the Rb atom, the electron configuration is [Kr]5s^1. This means there is 1 electron in the 5s sublevel of the Rb atom.
How many 5s in 55855145525?
7
How many 5s in a 100?
20
How many 5s are in 245?
24
How many 5s are in 375?
75
How many 5s in 450?
90
How many 5s are in 40?
10
